Japanese 300 Sentences

Author: Liu Jincai
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: With the deepening of China's reform and opening-up, our country's foreign exchanges have become increasingly frequent. To meet the urgent need of readers to learn one or several basic conversations in foreign languages in a shorter time, Peking University Press organized experienced teaching experts and professors to write this series of "Foreign Language Practical Oral Sentences." For the convenience of readers, this book is divided into two main parts: "Basic Knowledge of Japanese" and "Texts." The "Basic Knowledge of Japanese" part introduces the basic knowledge related to Japanese characters, vocabulary, grammatical features, pronunciation, and tones, providing an overview of Japanese for beginners to understand and master the characters and pronunciation of Japanese. The "Texts" part includes thirty lessons, mainly covering topics such as greetings, asking for directions, passing through customs, taking transportation, accommodation, making phone calls, sending letters, dining, sightseeing, seeing a doctor, exchanging money, shopping, business negotiations, visiting, invitations, welcoming, business trips, and seeking help. Each lesson is composed of four parts to help readers understand and digest the content of the lesson.